Before taking off, how should a remote pilot check for active UAS geographical zones (geozones)? - EASA Drone A2 License - 60

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Question 60 - Flight performance and planning - EASA Drone License A2

By flying the drone up to 120 m to see if a warning appears on the screen

By asking bystanders if they have seen other drones flying in the area

By consulting the official aeronautical charts or the national digital geozone map provided by the local Civil Aviation Authority

By solely relying on the drone's internal generic map, which never needs updating

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